Sen. John Cornyn spoke outside the first Sunday service held after the mass shooting in Sutherland Springs, Texas. He called the residents of the small town 'remarkable' for how they've dealt with the tragedy. (Nov. 12)
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People attending a vigil for the Texas church shooting victims said they were there to support their neighborsi in Sutherland Springs. One man also described his feelings since the shooting last Sunday as "emptyness and numbness." (Nov. 9)
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17-year-old Alison Gould of San Antonio showed up outside First Baptist Church in Sutherland Springs Wednesday to talk about her best friend, 16-year-old Haley Krueger, killed in Sunday's church shooting. (Nov. 8)
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Vice President Pence spoke at a memorial service for the victims killed at a church in Sutherland Springs, Texas on Sunday. A packed Floresville High School football stadium honored the victims with song, prayer. (Nov. 9)
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Doctors at the small Connally Memorial Medical Center about 10 miles from Sutherland Springs said they have one patient remaining at the hospital. They said while the physical wounds will heal, many of the emotional wounds will take a lot longer. (Nov. 7)
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Vice President Pence is in Texas to meet with law enforcement, local heroes and families of the victims of Sunday's massacre at The First Baptist Church of Sutherland Springs. The shooting is being called the worst in Texas history. (Nov. 8)
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Vice President Pence said the blame for a Sunday massacre at a Texas church that left more than two dozen dead rests solely with the gunman and Air Force bureaucracy. He spoke on Wednesday outside the First Baptist Church of Sutherland Springs. (Nov. 8)
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First responder Torie McCallum was on her way to the Texas church shooting when she realized through her phone dispatch it was the church her family attended. She would soon learn that her pregnant sister-in-law and three children were killed. (Nov. 8)
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Paul Brunner was among the first to respond to the tragic shooting deaths of more than two dozen people inside a rural Texas church on Sunday. The emergency medical chief described his team's efforts as a battlefield triage of sorts. (Nov. 8)
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17-year-old Alison Gould of San Antonio showed up outside First Baptist Church in Sutherland Springs Wednesday to talk about her best friend, 16-year-old Hailey Krueger, killed in Sunday's church shooting. (Nov. 8)
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The man who police say killed 26 people, including an unborn child, at a Sutherland Springs, Texas church had a string of run-ins with the law starting with charges of threatening superior officers int he military. (Nov. 8).
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Mark Collins, who formerly served as associate pastor at the church that saw Sunday's massacre, returned to Sutherland Springs to show support and comfort victims of the shooting that claimed 26 lives, and wounded many more. (Nov. 7)
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Speaker Paul Ryan expressed frustration that the suspected gunman in Sunday's Texas church shooting was able to get a gun after being convicted of domestic abuse. Ryan said more needs to be done to enforce the "laws on the books." (Nov. 7)
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Speaking through tears, Stephen Willeford, the man some are calling a hero for engaging in a shootout with the Texas church gunman on Sunday, says he was afraid for his life but that he believes God gave him the skills needed to face the shooter. (Nov. 6)
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In chilling video, Bryan Holcombe can be seen leading his church family to a place of understanding after the Las Vegas shooting and just days before he and 25 of his parishioners were gunned down inside Sutherland Springs baptist church.
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The small town of Sutherland Springs, Texas is reeling from a horrific mass shooting that left 26 people dead on Sunday at the First Baptist Church. Witnesses recall the terror and also remember a tight-knit community. (Nov. 6)
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Texas law enforcement authorities say the gunman who killed 26 members of a church on Sunday was shot three times, twice by a citizen. The gunman, officials said, had sustained shots to the leg and torso; a third shot was "self-inflicted." (Nov. 6)
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San Antonio Spurs forward Pau Gasol and head coach Gregg Popovich both addressed the shooting that took place in Sutherland Springs, Texas with Gasol saying that America's gun laws need to be addressed.
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Sherri Pomeroy, wife of Sutherland Spring's Pastor Frank Pomeroy, shared the memory of their 14-year-old daughter, Annabelle, who died in the mass shooting in their family church that left 26 dead, many of them children.
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A man dressed in black and armed with an assault rifle opened fire inside a church in South Texas on Sunday, killing 26 and wounding at least 16 others in what the governor called the deadliest mass shooting in the state's history. (Nov. 5)
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A teary-eyed Gov. Greg Abbott asks parents to give their kids a "big hug" in his first press conference since the First Baptist Church of Sutherland Springs shooting where at least 26 people were killed.
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Pastors of churches around Sutherland Springs, Texas described the moments after they were notified there had been a shooting at a church in town. More than 20 people were killed when a gunman opened fire during a service on Sunday. (Nov. 11)
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The gunman who killed 26 people in a Texas church this weekend had escaped from a behavioral health center in New Mexico in 2012 and allegedly made threats against his U.S. Air Force commanders, records state.

On June 13, 2012, El Paso police received a call telling them that Devin Kelley, 26, had escaped from the Peak Behavioral Health Services, 5045 McNutt Road in Santa Teresa, N.M., according to an El Paso Police Department incident investigation report.

The caller, which the report lists as an employee at the mental health clinic, stated Kelley suffered from mental illness and was a danger to himself. The caller told police that Kelley was at the Greyhound Bus Station at 200 W. San Antonio Ave. in Downtown El Paso and planned to go out of state, the report states.

Kelley had allegedly been caught trying to sneak firearms onto Holloman Air Force Base in Alamogordo, N.M., according to the report.

Kelley was also allegedly attempting to “carry out death threats” that he had made against his “military chain of command,” the report states.

Kelley worked as a logistics readiness specialist at Holloman Air Force Base from 2011 until his discharge in 2014, when he was convicted on domestic violence charges. He joined the Air Force in 2010 and had previously been stationed at Goodfellow Air Force Base in San Angelo, Texas.

Kelley did not resist orders from El Paso police officers nor did he make any comments about harming himself or others, the report states.

Officers submitted the incident report to the department for “informational purposes,” but Kelley’s information was never entered into the department’s missing or endangered person’s database, according to the report.

El Paso police then turned Kelley over to officers with the Sunland Park Police Department since the behavioral center was in their jurisdiction, the report states.

Tarantino said no missing persons report was filed since Kelley was found in a timely manner and no criminal reports were filed because he was not known to have committed any crimes while he was away from the center.

Peak Behavioral Health Services is a psychiatric residential treatment facility which specializes in treating patients suffering from mental health and chemical dependency needs, according to its website.